Nelson Chai Named President of CIT Group
Nelson Chai has been promoted to president of CIT Group from his post as chief administrative officer and strategy chief.
Nelson Chai has been promoted to president of CIT Group from his post as chief administrative officer and strategy chief.
The Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group is expecting its share of the U.S. market to pass 15% for the month of August, the company announced Monday.
Asia's stock markets stabilized Tuesday after early plunges as U.S. stock futures hinted at a Wall Street recovery.
China's July trade surplus of $31.5 billion was the biggest in two and a half years, surprising economists.
A small but significant rise in China's July car sales and output is being seen as an encouraging sign of a rebound in the making ...
Toyota Motor plans to raise domestic daily output to 15,000 units by March, up from its current level of 12,000 units.
The next big advance in web browsing could be a quantum leap in opportunities for hackers.
H&M will more than double the number of stores in Japan over the next year on exploding demand from fashion consumers.
A growing demand for labor by S. Korea's small firms has swollen the ranks of foreign workers to 2.9 percent of the total labor force.
Japan's economy shrank an annualized real rate of 1.3 percent in the April-June quarter.
Over half of Japan's 105 leading firms plan to counter the strong yen, power shortages and falling share prices by expanding operations overseas.
A growing hunger for consumer brands and industrial technology drove China's outbound M&As to record high levels
Toshiba Corp. will develop one of the world's biggest energy efficient “smart communities” in Osaka Prefecture.
Liming Dai will lead a team to develop 3D nanomaterials with the unique properties found in flat nano-structures.
China will need 5,000 new commercial planes valued at $600 billion by 2030.
Toyota's declining market share in China may be further eroded by the possibility of a major recall.
Government subsidies and the failures of several U.S. solar power companies make China the dominant solar-panel producer.
Intel signed a deal Monday in Seoul to develop an enhanced in-vehicle infotainment platform for cars made by Hyundai and its Kia subsidiary.
UVA Law-grad Jing Wang now leads all regions of Qualcomm's global business operations.
>The strong yen is forcing Toyota to stop exporting Camrys to North America just as it unveils an all-new hybrid version.
Fears that rice from the disaster-struck Tohoku region will turn out to have unsafe levels of radiation have sent up trading prices about 10 percent ...
U.S. PC giant Dell hopes to gain an edge in China by launching tablet PCs and mobile phones using Baidu Yi.
Jess Lee's Polyvore gives online fashionistas a digital playpen in which to mix-and-match ensembles before buying.
China's go-west strategy is erasing the glaring economic disparity between the prosperous coastal regions and the vast western inland regions.
Luxury carmaker Audi sold 17.1 percent more cars in August over last year on a 25.5 percent jump in China growth.
China is giving formal approval to London becoming an offshore yuan trading center on Thursday.
U.S. exports rose 3.6 percent in July to $178 billion on the strength of telecommunications equipment, civilian aircraft, autos and industrial engines.
Ren Ng's Lytro camera can focus a picture that was taken out of focus.
The average export price of Korean cars for the first half of the year jumped 13.9 percent over last year to a new record high ...
A surge in imports and softening exports nearly halved China's trade surplus in August to just $17.75 billion.
Nike tried to cheat customers in China with a false advertising campaign, claims a Beijing consumer activist.
Japan fears hollowing out of its industrial base as more firms shift production to other Asian nations.
McDonald's China is loosening up its ownership structure and moving its stores upmarket to maintain growth in a rapidly changing market.
Forever 21 co-founder Jin Chang placed 39th on the Forbes list of the World's 100 Most Powerful Women.
India and China continue to lead global gold demand even as prices soar to new records.
General Motors will join with South Korean chaebol LG to develop electric vehicles (EVs) from scratch.
On September 15 Japan's Sharp will release a series of Freestyle Aquos television sets featuring wireless LCD screens.
Qibing Pei has led a UCLA team in developing the first fully stretchable organic light-emitting diode.
Japan's TDK Corp. has doubled the recording capacity of hard disk drives using a new type of recording head.
Japan is the only major economy where more gold is being sold than bought.
Samsung powers up its software ambitions with three new smartphones running its proprietary OS.
On August 15 Monica Woo will become the new Chief Marketing Officer for Sears Holdings Corp
A former China Mobile executive who had confessed to accepting $2.6 million in bribes was given a death sentence on Tuesday.
David Wang wants to motivate the average person to achieve fitness goals by staying active in the real world.
A sudden price plunge has caught China's rare earth dealers holding big inventories bought at high prices.
The Chinese battery-maker picked by Warren Buffet to become a giant of the global electric-car market is shrinking its workforce as sales plunge.
Former search-engine wizard Kai-Fu Lee has raised $180 million more in venture capital for his China startup incubator.
Dodgers owner Frank McCourt has received a $1.2 billion offer for the Dodgers funded by China's state-owned investment firms.
Hong Kong's Causeway Bay trails only Manhattan's Fifth Avenue in a list of the world's most expensive shopping boulevards.
Shenzhen's PC manufacturers enjoy an unexpected boom thanks to the demand for “white box” tablet PCs.
Nelson Chai has been promoted to president of CIT Group from his post as chief administrative officer and strategy chief.
The Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group is expecting its share of the U.S. market to pass 15% for the month of August, the company announced Monday.
Asia's stock markets stabilized Tuesday after early plunges as U.S. stock futures hinted at a Wall Street recovery.
China's July trade surplus of $31.5 billion was the biggest in two and a half years, surprising economists.
A small but significant rise in China's July car sales and output is being seen as an encouraging sign of a rebound in the making ...
Toyota Motor plans to raise domestic daily output to 15,000 units by March, up from its current level of 12,000 units.
The next big advance in web browsing could be a quantum leap in opportunities for hackers.
H&M will more than double the number of stores in Japan over the next year on exploding demand from fashion consumers.
A growing demand for labor by S. Korea's small firms has swollen the ranks of foreign workers to 2.9 percent of the total labor force.
Japan's economy shrank an annualized real rate of 1.3 percent in the April-June quarter.
Over half of Japan's 105 leading firms plan to counter the strong yen, power shortages and falling share prices by expanding operations overseas.
A growing hunger for consumer brands and industrial technology drove China's outbound M&As to record high levels
Toshiba Corp. will develop one of the world's biggest energy efficient “smart communities” in Osaka Prefecture.
Liming Dai will lead a team to develop 3D nanomaterials with the unique properties found in flat nano-structures.
China will need 5,000 new commercial planes valued at $600 billion by 2030.
Toyota's declining market share in China may be further eroded by the possibility of a major recall.
Government subsidies and the failures of several U.S. solar power companies make China the dominant solar-panel producer.
Intel signed a deal Monday in Seoul to develop an enhanced in-vehicle infotainment platform for cars made by Hyundai and its Kia subsidiary.
UVA Law-grad Jing Wang now leads all regions of Qualcomm's global business operations.
>The strong yen is forcing Toyota to stop exporting Camrys to North America just as it unveils an all-new hybrid version.
Fears that rice from the disaster-struck Tohoku region will turn out to have unsafe levels of radiation have sent up trading prices about 10 percent ...
U.S. PC giant Dell hopes to gain an edge in China by launching tablet PCs and mobile phones using Baidu Yi.
Jess Lee's Polyvore gives online fashionistas a digital playpen in which to mix-and-match ensembles before buying.
China's go-west strategy is erasing the glaring economic disparity between the prosperous coastal regions and the vast western inland regions.
Luxury carmaker Audi sold 17.1 percent more cars in August over last year on a 25.5 percent jump in China growth.
China is giving formal approval to London becoming an offshore yuan trading center on Thursday.
U.S. exports rose 3.6 percent in July to $178 billion on the strength of telecommunications equipment, civilian aircraft, autos and industrial engines.
Ren Ng's Lytro camera can focus a picture that was taken out of focus.
The average export price of Korean cars for the first half of the year jumped 13.9 percent over last year to a new record high ...
A surge in imports and softening exports nearly halved China's trade surplus in August to just $17.75 billion.
Nike tried to cheat customers in China with a false advertising campaign, claims a Beijing consumer activist.
Japan fears hollowing out of its industrial base as more firms shift production to other Asian nations.
McDonald's China is loosening up its ownership structure and moving its stores upmarket to maintain growth in a rapidly changing market.
Forever 21 co-founder Jin Chang placed 39th on the Forbes list of the World's 100 Most Powerful Women.
India and China continue to lead global gold demand even as prices soar to new records.
General Motors will join with South Korean chaebol LG to develop electric vehicles (EVs) from scratch.
On September 15 Japan's Sharp will release a series of Freestyle Aquos television sets featuring wireless LCD screens.
Qibing Pei has led a UCLA team in developing the first fully stretchable organic light-emitting diode.
Japan's TDK Corp. has doubled the recording capacity of hard disk drives using a new type of recording head.
Japan is the only major economy where more gold is being sold than bought.
Samsung powers up its software ambitions with three new smartphones running its proprietary OS.
On August 15 Monica Woo will become the new Chief Marketing Officer for Sears Holdings Corp
A former China Mobile executive who had confessed to accepting $2.6 million in bribes was given a death sentence on Tuesday.
David Wang wants to motivate the average person to achieve fitness goals by staying active in the real world.
A sudden price plunge has caught China's rare earth dealers holding big inventories bought at high prices.
The Chinese battery-maker picked by Warren Buffet to become a giant of the global electric-car market is shrinking its workforce as sales plunge.
Former search-engine wizard Kai-Fu Lee has raised $180 million more in venture capital for his China startup incubator.
Dodgers owner Frank McCourt has received a $1.2 billion offer for the Dodgers funded by China's state-owned investment firms.
Hong Kong's Causeway Bay trails only Manhattan's Fifth Avenue in a list of the world's most expensive shopping boulevards.
Shenzhen's PC manufacturers enjoy an unexpected boom thanks to the demand for “white box” tablet PCs.